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Computer Help and Support

Kleveland

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8. Sorry I did not see this thread earlier

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Thu Nov 2, 2017, 11:02 PM

Nov 2017

I have been using this for years.

Used to work at a famous clinic, and needed to get that stuff on video in our dept.

http://www.osirix-viewer.com/

Have not fired it up in years, but I remember it being about the best I could find at the time.

EDIT: I was just now looking at the website. When I used to use it, it was freeware. I see that has now changed.

As far as medical software goes, it is still a good deal, but if you are not a wealthy doctor, well... might be too much.

The demo might be useful. Sorry.

It is also only for Mac OS X, which is what we used for video production.

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can anybody help me figure out how to view some medical image files? [View all] Kali Nov 2017 OP

Try this: unblock Nov 2017 #1

OK I am getting it now, if it works your username is perfect! Kali Nov 2017 #4

I couldn't get it to work but I found something from the link below. Kali Nov 2017 #5

DICOM medical files, see... PoliticAverse Nov 2017 #2

that worked! Kali Nov 2017 #6

You're welcome. Good luck with your knee. n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2017 #9

thanks! Kali Nov 2017 #13

Yep, Dicom viewer canetoad Nov 2017 #3

I couldn't get it to work but followed the other link and found an online viewer that worked. Kali Nov 2017 #7

Sorry I did not see this thread earlier Kleveland Nov 2017 #8

no problem, found something I could use on-line Kali Nov 2017 #11

Some discs actually include a player program right on the disc. Kleveland Nov 2017 #18

Did you get a copy of the radiogist's report. The actual images won't tell you much, unless Hoyt Nov 2017 #10

nah, I will get that tomorrow. Kali Nov 2017 #12

I had a bicycle wreck once and screwed my shoulder up. I worked at a hospital then, Hoyt Nov 2017 #14

LOL Kali Nov 2017 #15

I missed all that, no kids. But my current lady friend has grandkids and I get it. Hoyt Nov 2017 #16

the worst worring comes witht he first one, after that is Kali Nov 2017 #17